I'm considering getting Botox for fine lines around my eyes, and I'm curious about the difference between it and Oligio.
Lately, I've been increasingly bothered by the fine lines that appear around my eyes whenever I smile.
It doesn't seem to be very noticeable normally, but when I smile or squint slightly, several wrinkles form around my eyes, so they catch my eye every time I take a picture.
I also tend to have dark circles, so I'm worried that the area around my eyes looks tired overall.
I initially looked into Oligio, but since I heard that Botox is also commonly used for wrinkles around the eyes, I became curious about the difference.
I understand that Botox is used for wrinkles that appear when making facial expressions, but do fine lines that are slightly visible even when I am still require different care?
I heard that Oligio is a procedure related to skin elasticity, and I am wondering if it can be applied to areas with thin skin, such as around the eyes.
I want to maintain a natural smiling expression, so I want to avoid my face looking awkward after the procedure.
If I were to consult about both wrinkles around the eyes and dark circles, what would be the best area to check first?
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- 01CommentsI also have an unconscious habit of frowning, so I can relate to your concerns about frown lines haha. If you are worried about your expression looking awkward, I recommend mentioning that during the consultation first and discussing the dosage and your next visit date together!290026.10.22
- 02CommentsIt bothers you when wrinkles catch your eye on the meeting screen, doesn't it? Haha. Try showing them your habit of raising your eyebrows during the consultation as well. If you mention upfront that you want your facial expressions to look natural, it will help you convey your concerns more effectively.170026.10.22
- 03CommentsSkin Botox differs from regular Botox in terms of injection depth and purpose, so it seems many people consult about it due to concerns regarding pores or skin texture. If you are worried about your facial expressions looking unnatural, please mention that beforehand. Also, check when the bumps typically subside and whether it is safe to receive this treatment concurrently with other procedures.230026.10.22
- 01CommentsYour question about wanting to verify actual movement rather than repeating it every month is very specific. During the consultation, it would be helpful to first confirm whether the same approach is appropriate for the eye and nasolabial fold areas, and to receive guidance on recording methods for comparison under the same lighting and facial expressions. It would also make planning easier if you asked if you can receive a follow-up consultation without booking a next procedure, and inquired about the cost for that as well.670026.10.21
- 02CommentsYou adjusted the dosage perfectly to fit the sunken areas, so they immediately plumped up after just one session!290026.10.21
- 03CommentsOnce your hairline becomes smooth, your confidence will skyrocket when you neatly sweep your bangs back! Be sure to get a consultation!280026.10.21
- 01CommentsGetting forehead fillers definitely has a great effect on improving wrinkles. I recommend getting Botox at the same time.1160026.10.12
- 02CommentsIf you fill in about 3 to 5cc evenly, focusing on the sunken areas, it will become plump without any bumps.490026.10.12
- 03CommentsIt stings slightly during the procedure, and the effects usually last 3 to 6 months. If you get it regularly before wrinkles settle, the results will last longer.710026.10.12
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